Hotels near Mt. Kurama, Kyoto

"Very beautiful, hotel architecture is so unique - I love its old world charm, classic wall paper, large rooms and separate vanity area from the bathroom. It’s also conveniently located close to the convention centre with the mrt easily accessible to get you to various places. The staffs were super friendly and accommodating as well. We strolled around the nearby park, met friendly locals and visited the lake and hilltop cherry blossoms. Would definitely come back again."

"This Japanese-style guesthouse is very authentic. It has an open-air hot spring bath and the meals feature a delicious miso hot pot with plenty of vegetables. We visited during cherry blossom season, so it was crowded, but the customer service team was very helpful and actively assisted us in finding a better room type, which we really appreciated! It's surrounded by forest, and we heard that in autumn and winter, there are bear families around, but the owner seems quite used to it!"

"A hidden budget ryokan in a hidden mountain village near Kyoto with lovely open air onsen especially great at early mornings when you can enjoy birds singing. They provide japanese style dinner and breakfast, but trip.com doesn't describe them properly so you could get the wrong meal (like vegeterian while you didn't mean to book it). My advice is to contact the ryokan about your meal in advance to avoid surprise on arrival. I also expected a bit more amenities after onsen like skincare etc. But overall experience is true and great. The ryokan is beatiful, clean, well designed, nice smelling, with very friendly and nice staff."

"In the cherry blossom season, the hotel is difficult to set, although the location is not quiet in the scenic area. It is the signal that does not work, using the Kyoto Tourism official website network. The complimentary breakfast and dinner are good and the taste is good."

"We took a taxi to this location because it was a little too far by bus, and we had all of our luggage with us. The location is beautiful. If you're only staying for one night like we did, then you should check in at the earliest (3:00 pm) so you can explore the local area. There are some really nice shrines nearby. We were only able to do this after breakfast the next morning. We also had to be out by 10:00 am, which surprised us because it was listed as 11:00 am on Trip.com. You will be served traditional Japanese cuisine for dinner and breakfast. They do an excellent job of presenting all of the dishes, and the service is also incredible. But if you're not used to eating raw fish, or traditional Japanese cuisine in general, you should definitely bring your own snacks to eat in your room! We stayed in the Garden view room with tatami mats. The staff will actually rearrange the room for you during dinner and set up your beds if you select this room. That was a very nice touch, so make sure you don't leave your room a total mess before dinner! I have added a picture of the beds after they were set up. The garden view was well worth the money we spent for it. Very relaxing and beautiful. And surprisingly enough...the tatami beds were super comfortable and warm!"

"Be sure to write down the child’s information clearly when booking a room~ The accommodation fee for children of different ages is not based on the room~ The boss is very thoughtful~ There are free bicycles~ Breakfast must be eaten here~ Very delicious~ Dinner is also very good~ Public restroom and hot spring shower It is also very convenient~In short, all kinds of good~Sanzenin Hosenin Jikoin~The forest and the road between the forests here are very charming~"

"Since there is a curfew at 23:00, I can't recommend it at all if you want to enjoy nightlife, but the room is large 々, the desk is large, the windows are large, so it is bright and quiet. Recommended for those who want to study or write in the room. The building is quite a walk from the entrance of the site, and it is dim at night and there is no street at all, so if you are uneasy, check in early. The convenience store is far away, so it is better to stop by first."

"The river is simple but at the same time good, staff, and it is 2 people - grandmother and grandfather, very pleasant and polite, always go to contact, is located river in a picturesque place, mountain air, river, and always cheerful and polite people. Also yucata, you can feel real Japanese there. Fed for slaughter, took a room with breakfast and dinner, so we were just shocked by the amount of food, it was very delicious. On foot sleep was fun and comfortable."

"Located in the Japanese-style squatter house in the North District, you can walk to Dade Temple and close to the Kinkaku Temple. There is a shared kitchen, living room, shower (single room) and so on. There are many cups, tea and coffee. There is also a hand-painted huge map on the wall of the living room. It is very beautiful, clean and full of life. The owner is very enthusiastic and serious to tell me the map. If you have any questions, you can ring the doorbell to call the owner, hahahahaha. The room I live in is upstairs, the door can be opened two doors, can be locked."